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22 Colored COMICS unto Journal auir Many Miles Nearer Later News FOIA DEI) Pi 1867 UVm VEBRASK4. OCTOBER 30. 1932 TEN CENTS I CORNHUSKER LATE RALLY WINS, 6-0 From Shop Apprentice to Chief of Hail System ROOSEVELT IN A CAMPAIGN JAUNT OF NEW ENGLAND HOOVER TO MAKE ONE MORE SWING TO THOWEST Wednesday or Thursday for Trip in Doubt. BMX IT THMVWTE HOUSE WASHINGTON, un. Definitely decided upon another and more protracted Journey into tbe middle political arena a trip to be marked by three or four speeches.

President Hoover late Saturday Froze macmne-shop apprentice nation at tbe Chicago cunvention returned to tbe bouse for a president oi tbe largest railroad The governor and a group of state hrief stop before carrying bis cam- rystem to North America is tbe democratic leaden- accompanied paign first along tbe eastern sea- fitory erf J. Hungrerford above Mr. Roosevelt thru Williamstown. fKiard Tbe president plans to named acting: president of tbe North Greenfield Orange, leave the national capital again on Canadian National Athol. Gardner Fitchburg and MEETS MORE HECKLERS ftwmw Ingrid.

I to ed a HritUh Prinre Poteet Sari in Crowd at Seward Automobile Tour tory to Speech at Boston Monday. GROTON. Mass D. Roosevelt followed tbe beckoning hand of Alfred Smith Masaac to a friendly welcome in half a dozen thru which be passed to Groton The democratic candidate was met at tbe state line by Governor Ely, wbo placed Smith name in nonu Monday morning to swing thru i photo, Maryland. Pemisylva- nia New Jersey and New York, and then late Wednesday or Thursday be wiU turn westward once more.

Altbo bis now are tentative. with still to be decided Mr Hoover probably will go thru Chicago, Mmneapolia. Springfield 111., and St Louis in the order named. of rear platform appearances would be arranged for route. Some of tbe president closest advisors are somewhat doubtful that be make a trip to tbe west coast, but ----------------most of his plans have arranged so that an eleventh hour Wife Of Nonunion Worker VIOLENCE SHOWN IN THE OKLAHOMA COAL MINE STRIKE ahift would be possible.

Energetic in His Drive. As he traveled back from In- dianapolm and bis fourth major tbe interior, the chief Wounded When Home Fired Into. I do: Ayer. At Ayer, is tbe early eve- ning tbe New York governor made tbe first talk be bad made during: tbe day. A large crowd had gathered in the public square am glad to see you again be i said think I can say my old Many of you were here when I was here forty years ago 1 have been coming Ayer for a long tune We used to come over here skiing from Groton.

On one certain occasion thirty years agro I used to teach Sunday school here, It is good to be back The governor spoke from the back seat of the open car which he had ridden since noon A heavy i overcoat was buttoned tightly I about bis throat. A few minutes later his automobile drew up In front of tbe Home on the i erf tbe Groton school for boys and son. John came rac- Strife- mg out to embrace the candidate Tbe are still on trail of Poteet tbe republican candidate for congress dis- i tnct said Saturday night to him. he said, his opponent John of City, giving a speech tbe cou-thouse at Seward Potent drove into the city and started a Pr 6 1 speech on a downtown street. It wasn't long before several men from democratic state! appeared and hec kling him be said Poteet was quoted saving, Franklin wouldn't have minded tf they baa asked of a constructive nature Instead they confined their remarks to petty stuff I was similar to tbe heckling stunt that Morebead pulled at Shuoert a few weeks ago Among tbe persons in tbe crowd Poteet notived J.

J. Thomas, son of the democratic state chairman. and Mr Beech am and Arthur Norton of democratic headquarters State Tax Commissioner Smith a democrat whose home is in Seward also in the audience but did not heckle him Poteet said was directing the others said tbe candidate ENTIRE EQUALITY GERMAN DEMAND IN DISARMAMENT Sees Possibility of Participation as Result of French Proposals. THE WEATHER. tod tar laMPMMMVi ml If nurti mf a BOSWEL SWEEPS K-STATE END TO GET SIX POINTS Smtkn Mtr Inwrt MM) mm) nulml prsi lair m-maMrtial ntmrn mrr near wnml BANK TO REOPEN.

BOISE Tbe First National may Bank of Idaho and its affiliates consent to resume participation in Idaho and eastern Oregon ill tbe world diaarmament confer- reopen Mondav under a reor- ence at Geneva government offi- pamzed plan which will make Wildcats Keep Nebraska in Hole All Thru the First Half. BY JOHN the patrons filed luto the stadium to watch tbe Ne- State game Sat ur- said, a result of the available to depositors of day. red balloons were offered for French propoaaJ for abolition of million for regular 1 sale to mercenary and standing armies in withdrawal Allan Leroy, re- 1 fsvoi of militia There presentatfve of the Reconstruction would be one important proviso. Finance corporation, announced however namely that other here first agree that any agree- address in ALEPTER Okl SSTfcZ At TSf i Wpirt Virrinis and wltb latest in- the school, suffered a broken nose a-estern Maryland be 01 iln the three football scrimmage several days western Marviana ne wus aucu mine strOm. Shnrtly and is treated in Beaton sncM ranging from tbe Fndav midmcht two! JT to several thousand, estimated Wsedsy.

sKiiice that the of de- shotgun tore thru Leaving Albany, automobile JLw-I the door of a non-union caravan swept out into the open shanty at Hartshorne. wounding thru tbe A tf JS wat of th, hU at Pow- Once he resumed democratic tariff policies 'cm which he centered in the Hoosaer capital Beta'eea be worked upon campaign speec.be» still to come. The theme on which he centered at Keyser, W. early in the afternoon, ran thru most of bnef addressee thruout tbe day. "Many of you realize the difficulties we have passed thru tbe last three vears.

and tbe battle MRS. LEWIS IMM DES AFTER WEEK'S ILLNESS Journal Society Writer and Former Omaha Eeaulent Stricken Here. Mrs Lewis I mm twenty-three, 303 So 18th died in Lincoln at 5:10 p. Saturday after a illness Before her marriage at Omaha cm June 25. 1983 she was Virginia Carrolynn Randall.

She had been employed as a member of the society staff of The Journal since last She tbe daughter erf Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Randall erf Omaha. and before coming ts Lincoln achieved shall apply equally to all signatories including Germany.

These opinions alt ho expressed by authorative persons were entirely informal and unofficial. The government itself withholding comment until it examined tbe complete text erf tbe French plan outlined to parliament by Premier Hemot. One spokesman said that the French proposal to imply that all SHOW FIGURES IN LINCOLN PUBLIC SCHOOL PAYROLL LONDON. UP). The engagement erf Princess Ingrid of Sweden to British will be announced Armistice tbe Stockholm correspondent erf the Daily Express reported The is now in England Her name been linked with both tbe prince of and Prince George In- he treated equally in tbe parents tbe crown prince nistter of and that and crown of Sweden.

applies to one, shall apply pfgures Include 10 Percent are expected to join her in Eng- ---------few before Armistice that interpretation be cor- which is also her father rect. Premier Herriot etertainly opened the door far Germany return to tbe disarmament conference Nevertheless, to avoid OT the payroll of tbe misunderstandings we must m- pubhr gcbools are divided Ml day, birthday MORE LINCOLN VOIES THAN EVER RECORDED af I Andy Emory a striking mi near tbe Massachusetts miner, arrested He ime to cheer his arrival there, charged with assault with intent to A farther along, he kill was joined by Governor E3y, Jo- investigation state seph A state democratic and deputies revealed circum- chairman and several other party stances which have been the conn- leaders. From that point onward i terpart of of vio- the grew larger at each lence in rescent weeks, circum- successive town stances that had fomented strife At Greenfield, a little later, a which we have made to protect our hatred among tbe drum corps met the caravan it countrv from great diaasters." he and operators The in- came into the town and parched aaid "You know that we have sue- vestimation disclosed that Gularski before tbe candidate automobile had been working an open shop thru tbe main street while the mine in Arkansas. He returned crowd cheered Just back of the home Fndav nicht. Emory came point wbere Mr Roosevelt stopped to see him.

Gularski said Emory a huge banner strung across called him a scab They fougrbt the street. and told to leave. Gu- I republican it said larski twelve year old daughter cure your job Re-elect Herbert told Emory made a threat Hoover. Play safe Further eco- to return he walked away. A few later the door splintered by two shotgun charges, one of them buckshot Mrs Gu- ceeded in a great defensive battle against tbe sweep of destruction and chaos You know that we have now turned tbe forces and agencies in our control toward tion of employment and tbe restoration of agriculture You have seen during the past tew erf recovery from these difficulties They are evidence that the republican party conducted tbe country wiselv; that it nomic recovery Hoover, Vote tickst.

ds on the republican Grand Total Kefiatratioa £6,851 Beats Termer Top by 4.821. at the dose of a big final Bat- urday night registration with a crowd as dense that two urn- formed policemen were called to keep tbe ortlerly line. Lincoln had shattered a number erf Tbe new grand total off 38.855 registered the former top, 34.034, set up four years ago. by 4.S21. Tbe final week tbe biggest regis- sist that this implied general equality be acknowledged by France as meaning specifically Germany's equality think we are stubborn.

It is precisely because we welcome the general trend erf M. speech, and because we desire to avert failure erf the disarmament negotiations that we want point, so vital to us cleared up before we agree to return to Geneva Cut Which Was Effective July 1. into two Operating, which includes the office force, miscellaneous lunch room, operation and maintenance force and custodial and tbe instructional division which teachers, and nurses. of those under operating division are listed on tbe semimonthly basis, while those under instructional are listed on the yearly basis. Wages show the 10 Others who commented were Wcent cut which was deducted particularly pleased that the frnrri of eaminff French appear to have abandoned the contention that the Versailles treaty cannot he modified under any circumstances "Premier Herriot demand for ion erf the a government spokesman said, the first official admission by France that the treaty of Versailles no longer is to be regarded sacrosanct, for abolition would from salaries of employes earning 1.200 of more and which became effective July 3- Following are and salaries oi those on the payroll: Dr a.

lion F. BalfrT. no cono- H. tmk prMtdaat; no MRS. LEWIS IMM.

larski spattered vrith the mis- passed men and women clustered Continued on Page 10-A, Cm. 1. nut was not seriously on the street corners to wave at HOLD FAST JO TRADITION People Are Loyal to tbe Old Hallowe'en WASHINGTON New may swing along on other occasions but 1B32 America take her Halioae en already rich with the flavors of 200 years of tradition. served up in tbe same old way. So say tbe novelty who have sold the false and false feet, the grinning pumpkin the cat-and-witch bedecked that aiU make woundec him.

The incident the latest of a series erf sporadic that have occurred in the Pittsburgh county area, the coal capital of tbe southwest and scene erf the strike Two were injured in one of the dynamite bombings erf homes Several other incidents of gunplay have been reported to state operatives, here on ord- In tbe thru he after her marriage had lived in Omaha virtually all her life. Randal! is affiliated Cox Jones. Randall lb livestock commission merchants at Omaha. Mrs. 1mm was graduated from the fine college erf the University oi Nebraska in 1930 and prominent student activities ASKS WHAT HAPPENED TO WINKLER REWARD trati or week in history and the final dav with 1.518 new names mwi aside part five erf and address changes, a total foT' erf 1.832 served smothered all pre- reich- for one day.

On Fri- day. total service reached 1.634 which stamped out record of 1.587 that stood up under assault a menace for twelve years Because several hundred regis- jf tered there no need of it, the grand total may be reduced to nearer 36.000 elimination of The habit of registering every four years, a legal and necessary custom prior to 1924. strong with some electors. Under Lincoln new reg- istraticm system, whenever the' citizen or her correct voting status automatically twentv-five months is not German creation, but an invention forced upon us by tbe allies. If the reichswehr is it the allies who.

foisting it upon Germany, made it so LONDON. UP. Hope that Germany return to the Geneva disarmament conferenoe was re- vived reports from Berlin that the new French disarmament a plan appeared to be acceptable I there a basis for discussion. I ru i Tbe British foreign office declined to comment an the plan tbe French text had been examined but tbe hope expressed in some that it arthu- Dobaoc. bo Pmu Good bo campfDntior.

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Fnada of Governor Murray. Recently LotmtbUTT Saji Secret Six president of the Omaha Col- tbe governor, having announced a Nothing About policv Of civil law enforcement! Alpha Rho Tau. soromty. rather than marual law if at all the $20,000. Gamma Alpha Ciu.

honorsrj- possible, the -district. He CHICAGO. Charles Louns- will be accepted, at least a pos- Dnring the short but congested BlbifS ai reopening the dis- dunng her matriculation. She was Saturday night stretch. 630 regis- armanwait negotiations a member of Alpha Delta Pi so- were served.

533 new and rority, past president erf the active 97 Changes Tbe day run included pfMMMM TIM in ntf) chapter, and president of tbe Om-' 985 new and 217 or (HlldVTIILil IIIUVl IVLMl LlVU aha chapter of alumnae. She also servo ce list of 1.202 record total vote Comes to Lancaster County cast at tbe presidential election nr four years ago. It reached ap- First OI 31.000. It is expected Swinging into his last full week to tumble from the record book erf campaigning Dwight Griswold told of mioen Uie bun- is I Bhe mduat.d from Omaha one trwm Tuwday will move into Bhado. of tte Monday fantaati.

Md tara hav. the to I at the masquerade beer for violating an in-; handled the Winkler caw and! Saturday record total Included lh(. Wltt irw frxcri- old numbers were selling junction obtained by five of the raised tbe question of hap- A 770 republicans. 702 Griswold covered the vear. the new numbers Ingest coal operators in the area pened to than re- 46 scattering, this latter in- STt7 were tbe analysis of the who refuse to sign money.

He said the Secret for 1 1 ueek proprietcir of one novelty the United Mme of Six had made no statement house in city famed for its I America. celebrations Gravely, in tbe midst of comic be studied the subject of there really nothing new under the spooky for Hallowe'en. Labor Committeemen Strive may be because of the idea men have already gone so fax, turning out tricky enough to take specializing in Ciudlfft independwats no-partv. campaiirn His aim was to visit French and music. She also stud- Nebraska towM ied dancing, art and piano.

ana 674 men ible and take his message of low- RIICU isnninniTintl nmur was nrougm UI Besides her she is Hur- 2422 rZTb- cost to many PUSH MODIRCATIOM DRIVE Michigan a sus- vived by her husband. and 2 and 171 I Utfii mwu iwn mu mi a Irma, who is a senior at tso and address at Springfield Sat- the University erf Nebraska and the the no- evening made speeches member erf Alpha Delta Pi soror- w. had made He tty Tbe bodv is at Republican held a big visit Omaha tbe first of the I garding the reward. Gus Winkler brought to to Prepare for Change. WASHINGTON Matthew and Trust ceunpanv Sept 37, 1930.

but MISS BRYAN IS EK6A6E0 hold, year after year, that there Wall, chairman of national isn't anything to be found." committee for modification of the he said msy be because they Volstead act, anounced a dnve to have had to wander so far afield change prohibitory state to, in their search, the new things permit the sale of beer immediate- to Secret Sue afMts Daughter of William they do turn out havent the same at a lonely corner in Chicago a few old spirit. pect in tbe Lincoln National Bank erf subsequently released and charges dismissed after he was reported to have offered to obtain return at stolen securities in exchange for his release. About $600.000 in securities stolen from the bank "5 TS 37.50 112.50 fiii.26 ftti.mi 311.00 1ST 76 as. so 82.50 53.00 as. 2 30 00 50.00 04.

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Baker Pfcilllp Rianar Mm 60. 41 61.75 50.00 76 50.00 SO Mm Ma; lint Stephana 2126 Frank Went aa 00 Laiand Mn Anna pending funeral arrangements. A HANDY GUIDE To know wbere to buy read the handy Business Service Guide on tbe ad page special service each Sunday and Thursday. It is for your alphabetically in a handy reference column There are many of business advertised, and surprising listed One firm offers to rent sewing machines or to repair any damage to vour ws-n A pamt company trf- fers standard r-ar aak are only two ttte any aha tise each ve-k in the Bu.s,- Service Guide. Iv, tf after Winkler release the olstead oil a Rat ization under rr and 3.620 of the executive council of the anele.

i for the final W.I» 01 ine compared with 5.879 for to Wed in Spring NEW YORK Tbe engage- big margin over democratic women acheduled to make for the week registration run. several more out-state the being 2.070 to 1.441. The during the latter half. The guber- maie side of the register natonal race reached fever much closer 1.352 repub- neat in all erf the state, ac- and 1.289 cording to campaign Dunng the two registration The ten appearances in Lancas- weeks prior to Saturday night ter county Monday include: close there were registered 4.594 3 A Sorenaen A HtcltmaE Gaorje Kiemen: Mlkr Corworan Leonard O. Short SO 00 50 00 21 26 50 SO.

IM) 50 IK) S3.M) SO .00 American Federation erf Labor. are so confident of the impending succ.es» erf our campaign (for modification aaid Woil. "that we have set in motion a plan to meet the situation in are consulting attorneys and friendly and co-operating fen tbe purpose erf immediately offering to our in the van mus drafts of proposed legislation to meet each case This proposed legislation have tbe support of every organization working for modification oi tbe Volstead go. the reward, tbe me from Forsvth. New York attorney, St.

Louis made the arrest announced Hie marriage will take several more from St. Joseph and place next spring Bryan others. I have a list of all dauirht.er of Berger of them and don know who prior to the presidential eleertion. Towle said the Secret Six had nothing to do with tbe reward money, altbo tbe organization helped tbe investigation, as did the attorney office "They never asked for any share I business here erf it and never expected any of it. -------so far as I he said.

Towle said that Roy Steffen ana Charles Touzmsky, who worked LINCOLN. the daughter of Mrs Berger TUCC CCK PICU Bryan of Fredericksburg, and WI.IW WUII HLOliliui William Jennings Bryan, of Beverly Calif The mother of Miss Bryan was a former resiaent of Lincoln, daugb- Walks Off With Till While Salesman Fills Order. While Orville Hardin, of Alexander Berger, for a line in salesman at the Kinsey Tire company in the basement of tbe ----------------------------shop filling an order for radiator COMPLAINT IN KANSAS. Continued on Page 4-A. Col.

4.) SirS DEFENSE IS LACKING Uncle Sam Asleep Declares Admiral Moffet CHICAGO UP). Rear Admiral illiam A. Moffett aaid in an ad- dreas that Sam 1 a Rip Van asleep as far as defense The chief of the navy's bureau erf added that Mr Hoover had declared his position on national defense and that would be erf great interest to know speak at Lebsack haJl at 6 Mr. Roosevelt Ad- p. and go directly to Welfare tbe American Legion na- ball at p.

m. post. Moffett said ------I------------------- "Let us hope and pray that he JEWELER SIAM STORE a 11.30 a. WSsweeb 1 p. Havelock 2 Umveraitj p.

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If. Labeack ha11. 323 In the latter two addresses Marcus Poteet candidate for also speak Poteet at 8 how 141 Rooeevelt Secret Six at the time, but he dki- CH1CAOO. An umdentified know how much, if anv, man. believed by police to be from ward thev received He said be St Paul Minn, found shot believes the two men are now on to death on a stre here.

A re- the Chicap-o police force. Towle volver as by his sade. and police suggested that the present fight aid apparently he had Wiled him- between the Seem Six and the self. 1 -tcrr ran him bore a St ahetg's office at Chv- Peu! 4idresE. 3L Paul authon- oago prcbabh pre cip tatod the tics wcr? notniei.

statcmi r.t by Ltnini. ur; Atchison Businessman Found Beaten to Death. A 1 ON Kas. (JP. Myxon gave the order walked out with Kas 1 UP Roland the cash register and its FOUND HEAD ON STREET case, were employed by the Boynton.

Kansas attorney general approximately (46 told a Lincoln county republican Hardin told police the aaid Berkson, prominent busmeas man gathering that democratic em- 1 he getting tbe for a here many found beaten plovers of tbe state are being dealer at Crete known to to death in tbe rear of jewelry farced to contribute to the party's He described the men about store Saturday night Police said ca.mps.icn chest. is doubt as to wheth-jr this is a rr.id Born-on. 'but there 1 so ooubt to disastrous effect upon g. od govem- ttal" Uncle Sam 1 will some day before it too late, and not be rudely awakened by a club at his head. The club and he is comparatively defenseless and he sleeps in peace only by the grace erf God and not because be has provided tbe defense commensurate with his wealth and place in tbe world.

If we tbe national defense we should have, it is due to the lack erf interest of the people, to their supineness, and not 8 inches in height and robbery apparently was tbe motive sighing 150 pounds and and expressed belief that several blue coat and lighter troupers. watches nussm'" from a to tbe government. A nation i'he cash register large and rhor The saie in which Mr. variably tbe kind of govera- heavy and it thought Berks in was to keep ni? ment it The gov'em- Royers. Wili -nurLbi-ve had a err acsr at is what tbe people make it." I Sullivan.

Mark released after the touchdown Ist'ored For about 457 1-2 uf the 60 erf plsying it appeared that those little gtu- bug JP would be taken to tbe But with tbe 2 1-2 left tba Huskers finally broke thru for the one toucbdcrwn of the day in aa bitterly a fought as has been played on Nebraska field. That 6-0 victory over a stubborn, fast charging hard running State eleven found the Huskera battling for wbere they usually try for yards It the second straight year that the Huskers hsve from the Men of Manhattan in the last two or three minutes of tbs game The Kansas Staters had the Huskers in hole all thru tbe first half and it was only tbe good right toe Of Steve Hokuf that kept Nebraska in the ball game, during that feverish thirty minutes It got to be a regular practice for Hokuf to back up on own goal line and deliver a punt that took the pressure off momentaHH Dougal Russell. McDonald. lad who is a sophomore and quarterback for the put oat an exhibition of sharpshootmg when tt cams to punting, dropping the oval out of bounds deep in Husker territory many times. Twice he punted out on the 9-yard line, once on the 7 and another time on the 37.

All thru the first half the Nebraska eleven unable to do anything but play defensive football. The Wildcats piled up nine first downs dunng the first ttvo quarters while Nebraska unable to make erne. But before the game ended Nebraskans had evened up this matter, getting eleven first downs to two made by the in the last half which found them even Stephen with eleven each far the day. Russell Threst. The Huskers had Graham pretty thoroly stopped nd they managed to keep Russell from running wild altbo that wirey 178 pounder (Continued on Page 6-A.

Col. 3 1 FRENCH LAUNCH BIG CRAFT Send Largest of Steamships Into Competition. SAINT NAZAIRE, France. (UP). France launched the largest steamship in tbe her bid for speed supremacy on tbe north Atlantic.

As the 73.000 ton Normandie slid dcrwn the for her first taste of salt she carried the of the French government and merchant marine that the mythical of the Atlantic would ride the in company the French tri-color. merchant marine is regaining full strength and again playing an important part in our President Albert Lebrun said in his address after Ms- Lebrun had christened tbe ship a bottle of champagne. big commercial fleet is a necessity with such a colonial empire as ours, scattered to tbe four corners of the world. Certainly bard times have reduced the activity of our merchant fleet Too many ships are idle in port, but there are already indications erf improvement of WHERE TO FIND- IT. Section A.

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5 4 Guest. Edgar 4 Helen and 2 McIntyre, O. 2 Norris, Kathleen 2 Novel (Part Puzzle 3 Radio 3 Page 2 Page 5.